#2192 (Bug) screen profile gives a strong yellow/brown colorcast
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Component: DisplayCAL
Created by Pascal Obry
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Me again 🙂 As said previously here I’ve been able to create an ICC profile with DispcalGUI long time ago. I’m trying to “refresh” my screen profile by creating a new ICC. All my attempts with a ColorMunki gives me an ICC which gave a very strong yellow/brown color cast. I understand that a screen is by default too “blue” and that a profile gives a more yellow/brown rendering. Indeed my old profile is quite more yellow/brown than the standard screen. But the new profile I’ve created is two or three step more yellow/brown. I thought that this was due to the ColorMunki, so I tried with my Spyder3… same results and I have tried different blank-point 6500 and 5500. Different quality for the profile. At the moment I think I have created something like 6 profiles. Am I missing something? Could this be due to some parameters? A bug?
intel-F2J5X-B156HW2 2016-03-05 120cdm² D6500 2.2 S XYZLUT+MTX.icc (application/x-bzip2 | 2016-03-06 08:24:26)
intel-F2J5X-B156HW2 2016-03-05 D5500 2.2 F-S XYZLUT+MTX.icc (application/x-bzip2 | 2016-03-06 08:25:24)
Forgot to say that I’m on GNU/Debian sid.
Please attach the profile, thanks.
Here is one profile.
And a second one I have created yesterday. Thanks.
It seems the display in question has a very cool white natively (> 9000K), or the Spyder3 is not able to read the white correctly due to its filters (not uncommon) – in this case, you could use your ColorMunki Photo to create a colorimeter correction for the Spyder. Or you could calibrate to native whitepoint (“As measured”) instead.
Ok, using the “As mesured” option seems to fix this issue. Thanks a lot for the support!